Hartsfield-Jackson to host job fair

Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport will host a job fair March 30, with airport employers hiring for more than 1,000 jobs.

The job fair will be held next Thursday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Georgia International Convention Center. Those interested can register online.

More than 60 employers will be at the job fair, hiring for positions such as barista, bartender, driver, cook, host, cashier, server, dishwasher, shift manager, sales associate, airline customer service, baggage handler, custodian, construction manager, project manager, foreman, carpenter, engineer and budget analyst.

Those who want to work at the airport must pass a 10-year federal background check.

Job seekers should bring at least 10 copies of their resume and dress in business attire.

Parking at the convention center near the airport costs $5. Attendees can also take MARTA to the airport and take the free SkyTrain from the airport to the convention center.

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